but, the people out there who consider you unlovable are also beautiful.
This post is so very true. Met my girlfriend not too long ago. The coincidence felt impossible.
There are people out there, who genuinely think the things, you believe, make you unlovable, are beautiful
“Now, whether you can have a happy relationship with those people…”
Had to read this like 5 times to get it but yeah that’s sweet. Maybe some comma or something the like might help
This is absolutely fucking meaningless if you never connect with those people
Inappropriate apostrophe’s
It is time once again for “Ask Mister Language Person,” the only grammar column to have won both the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Indianapolis 500.
We shall begin today by reviewing the correct use of the apostrophe, which is defined grammatically as “the little thing that is hard to find when you put it inside quotation marks,” as is shown in this example: “'”.
Even top professional writers have trouble with apostrophes, as we see in this quotation from William Shakespeare:
"O Romeo, Romeo “Your lookin’ fine in them tight’s.”
This is incorrect, of course: Shakespeare has used the word “your” as a participial infraction, which requires an apostrophe, as we see in this corrected version:
"O Romeo, Romeo “You’re buttock’s are highly visible in them tight’s.”
A lot of people have this problem, which is why it is important to remember the Three Rules For When To Use Apostrophe’s:
- TO INDICATE CONTRACTIONS.
Example: “This childbirth really hurt’s!”
- IN HERPETOLOGICAL PHRASES.
Example: “There’s snake’s in the Nut ‘n’ Honey!”
- IN LETTERS TO CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Example: “Dear Moron’s:” Please have these rules tattooed on your biceps, because Mister Language Person is getting tired of correcting people and may soon turn the whole matter over to the police.
The apostrophe is used mainly in hand-lettered small- business signs to alert the reader that an “S” is coming up at the end of a word, as in: WE DO NOT EXCEPT PERSONAL CHECK’S, or: NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ITEM’S. Another important grammar concept to bear in mind when creating hand-lettered small- business signs is that you should put quotation marks around random words for decoration, as in “TRY” OUR HOT DOG’S, or even TRY “OUR” HOT DOG’S.
– Dave Barry
Are beautiful?
Yes, “the things” (that you believe make you unloveable) “are beautiful”
So I think they make me unlovable but they think they are beautiful. Boy, I need a syntax tree to parse this.
Well you got it now. And I think that’s beautiful. 😁
Anyway, here is the tree:
I used https://stanza.stanford.edu/ and Universal Dependencies is correct while Constituency Parse is wrong, so I’m not the only one, even the computer got it wrong.
The thing is that “the things you believe” already sounds like a phrase so “make you unlovable” seems to refere to “the things” but in fact is a subclause to “believe”
Yes you are
Lies don’t need to be made to make positive statements
